Sentence examples for reasonable foundation from inspiring English sources

In the 2014 court of appeal ruling, Lord Dyson said the court could only intervene if measures were "manifestly without reasonable foundation" – and that test was not satisfied.

Instead, Mr. McCallum said, the fund was designed to offer a "sustainable, realistic and reasonable foundation" upon which damaged and distraught families could begin to rebuild their lives.

The return to the writ, however, contained allegations which, if accepted, established a reasonable foundation for the denial of bail by the Attorney General.

Lord Thomas said the first question for the court was "whether the secretary of state was able to show that there was objective and reasonable justification for that discrimination which was not manifestly without reasonable foundation".

In addition, the total content of 50 cultivated samples from Lincang, Yunnan, China, was within the range of 33.6 113.26 mg/g, which provides a more reasonable foundation for utilization of G. rigescens.

The Court today finds the conclusions of the Hawaii Supreme Court, on which the suspension order is based, wanting in a reasonable foundation and directs the Hawaii court to readmit Mrs. Sawyer to the practice of law.

This outlook rests on reasonable foundations: Orgasms are just energy and drugs surging through brains, and we can trigger them without genital stimulation, even by thoughts alone.

Structural contingency theory provides a reasonable theoretical foundation to assess this relationship.

It is reasonable to require a foundation reliability-based design code to achieve a reasonably consistent target reliability index over this range of design scenarios, as they are representative of the ground conditions underlying Taipei.

The results effectively support the reliability of collision behavior research between fluidized solid particles and tube walls by vibration signals analysis, which lays the foundation of reasonable design and further application of the fluidized bed evaporator.

For the irrefutable foundation of reasonable thinking is the Law of Non-Contradiction, that contradictory propositions cannot simultaneously be true.